This is your Supreme Court on God

He may become the Chief Justice:

"To believe in traditional Christianity is something else," Scalia said. "For the son of God to be born of a virgin? I mean, really. To believe that he rose from the dead and bodily ascended into heaven? How utterly ridiculous. To believe in miracles? Or that those who obey God will rise from the dead and those who do not will burn in hell?

"God assumed from the beginning that the wise of the world would view Christians as fools ... and he has not been disappointed."

Scalia praised "traditional Catholics" who say the rosary, go on pilgrimages, kneel during the Eucharist and "follow religiously the teaching of the pope," adding that "intellect and reason need not be laid aside for religion. It is not irrational to accept the testimony of eyewitnesses who had nothing to gain. There is something wrong with rejecting a priori (deductively) the existence of miracles."

Let's have an instant replay:

Jesus Christ was born of a virgin. He turned water into wine. He rose from the dead and flew into the air. Those who believe in Christ will also rise from the dead. Those who don't will burn in Hell.

And "intellect and reason need not be laid aside for religion."

Children of America, take heed: If you learn to think this way, you too can one day sit on the Supreme Court.